Are good. And accepting the weird or different was the way to go.

    • Initiateofthevoid@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      4 days ago

      Aw, thanks! Gosh, that would certainly be much more wholesome than spending my time filled with rage against the machine.

      A children’s book like this would probably win a world record any% speedrun for banned/burned books. . . but I’d be damn proud of that.

      • Cracks_InTheWalls@sh.itjust.works
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        It’d be a great resource for interested parents discussing this with their kids, and a giant fuck you to bigots, with the potential of lots of opportunities to drive that fuck you deeper*.

        Do it! I dare you (in a positive way)!

        *Noted this bit might get a little dicey, depending on where you live and its social climate

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        Plenty of local book shops happily carry banned books! I think there’s really a market for this kind of empathetic writing.